Sentence examples for retrieved representations from inspiring English sources

1) An important issue in the analysis of retrieved representations is to make sure that what are apparently retrieved representations are not in fact coincidences in the representation of the retrieved object and the retrieval cue.

Finally, it is possible that retrieved representations had a distributed spatial pattern that was only partly overlapping with the evoked representation, making it more difficult to detect with pattern classifiers trained on evoked activity.

The low accuracy in classifying retrieved representations (∼35%) compared to evoked responses (∼60%) might imply that retrieved representations (perhaps especially those that subjects are not consciously aware of) were weak compared to evoked representations.

Rodents retrieve representations of past and future locations, actions, and rewards (Johnson and Redish, 2007; van der Meer et al., 2010; Steiner and Redish, 2014); the timing of this retrieval is tightly structured and likely encodes critical information in the decision-making computation.

We suggest the temporal structure within retrieved neural representations may be key to their function.

According to this view, in cognitive tasks that involve external representations, the behavior is the integrative processing of the information perceived from external representations and that retrieved from internal representations through the interplay of perceptual and cognitive processes.

This memory structure allows subjects to retrieve "what" representations that activate the "where" and "when" representations, however, with no direct association between "where" and "when".

Appendixes 1 and 2 provide examples how to retrieve the representations of an OpenTox model and algorithm, respectively.

The employment of object serialization techniques significantly reduces the programming effort from traditional compiler work in retrieving binary representations of program graphs from secondary storages.

Even rats, which are mostly surface-travelling, live in branching subterranean 3D burrow systems [3] and may need to encode, store and retrieve spatial representations that include vertical information.

The resources can be created (HTTP POST), updated (HTTP PUT) and deleted (HTTP DELETE), or their representations retrieved (HTTP GE T.